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3 years ago

-3=x/-9 please tell me how to solve this I’m way behind and trying to learn thank you :)

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1 answer:

snow_tiger [21]3 years ago

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-3 = x/-9

To make this easier, I'll put it in normal numbers

(-3 = x/-9) -1

3 = x/9

Multiply both sides by nine to take out the division.

27 = x

Hope that this helped!

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